Inter Caste Court Marriage

What is Inter Caste Court Marriage?
Inter Caste Court Marriage is a legal union between two individuals belonging to different castes, conducted under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. It allows couples to marry legally without religious or caste-based restrictions.

Why Choose Inter Caste Court Marriage?
No need to convert or follow religious rituals

Recognized by law across India

Protects both partners’ legal rights

Helpful in situations of family or social pressure

Required for passport, visa, property, and government records

Documents Required
Age Proof – Aadhar card, Passport, Birth Certificate

Address Proof – Aadhar, Rent Agreement, Utility Bill

4 Passport-size Photos (each)

PAN Card or Valid ID with photo

Affidavit – For age, marital status, and caste declaration

3 Witnesses – With ID and address proof

If previously married – Divorce decree or death certificate

Inter Caste Marriage Procedure
Consultation & Document Preparation
Collect and verify all required documents.

Notice of Intended Marriage
Submit application at the local SDM office. A 30-day notice is issued.

Objection Period (30 Days)
Time allowed for any legal objection (rare cases).

Court Marriage Ceremony
Both partners and 3 witnesses appear before the Marriage Officer and sign the register.

Marriage Certificate Issued
Legal proof of marriage is given the same day after registration.